THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 1890.
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CABBOii,
PLEASANT SURPRISE PARTY
Those who pleasantly HUim Inert Miss
Carrie HelmH, at her South Washing
ton street home, Thursday evening,
ctc: Mlwes Lizzie Knsc, Lena Chap
man, Martha Kofp. Maggie AA'atklns.
Catherine Thomas, Louise Jung, Maude
Carter, Ida Scull, Mary Olhbs. Mlllcent
flllibs. of this city, and Dora UrlgfiH, ot
Srrnntim: Messis. Thomas Thomas,
nurt Lindsay, Daniel Thomas, Albert
Simon, Will Rox. Charles Hone, Ocorg"
Knse, Hexford Smith. Pierce Couitney
nnd Rnlph Ileern, of Scranton; Charles
Mnynnrd. John Osborne and Will
I'nrkes, of Jerinyn.
BLED NEARLY TO DEATH.
Frank Scnnlon. of Powdcrly street.
fell while skating ye-'tercHy nnd tetilk
liiK on a broken bottlft cut it Rash four
Inches long from the palm of his hand
to his wrist. A lnrgc artery was sev
ered and Wood spurted copiously from
the wound. Or. Ctlllls soon nrrlved but
the patient was In a very weak con
dition 'when the flow of blood wn
stopped.
"FARMERS' DANCE.'
The "Fm mere Dnnco" at Rurke's
hall last evenlnR was a tleclddly novel,
interesting nnd enloyable social affair.
Milk maids and ploush hands tripped
the light fantastic in true rustic style.
Miss Cuiran. of Scranton, furiilshed
piano music. Refreshments were serv
ed There M a probability that thl
funny thing will be lepeated in the
near future.
and two chlldien are among the recent
sufferers with la Rrlp.
Mrs. Rogers, of Harford, Pa., visited
her son, Prof. Rogers, at the home of
Mr. W. H. Kdwnrds Inst week.
Mrs. Hvron lluckhiRham Is recover
ing from her iccent illness, under Dr.
Knedler's treatment.
Miss A'erna Stanton, of Peckvllle, U
the RUest of Mini Hertlm Orlmcs.
Two old empty frame houses belong
ing to the Gun and Water company
were destrojed by flic nt an early hour
Thursday nun nine. The loss Is sllghs
The origin of the tire Is unknown.
Mr. C. C. Clay spent yesteidny In
Scrunton on business.
Mr. A O. Allen, of Portland, wis
clrculatlnR ninunc fi lends here on
Tlnu-Milay.
The Ladles' Aid society of the Pres
byterian church will meet with Miss
Helen Williams at her homo heie on
Thursday next.
Owing to so much sickness at pres
ent, Miss Holllster and orchestra will
postpone their concert heie for two or
three weeks.
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TAYLOR NEWS.
Woibel nnd Williams
Social Event -Church
sonal Nowb.
Nuptials,
nnd Per
ls Dr. Humphreys' Specific (or
Coiiglu, Colds, Iniluenza and
GRIP
In t ie uictory
As a pt'cvcn'utivo.
In a factory employing over one hun
elr"d hands, the management obllRed
each employe to take "77" ns a pie
ventntlve durlnp the epidemic, with
tlie tCHUlt tltut not a sIiirIo one was
absent on account of the Orlr. while
many establishments were crippled by
the absence ot employees,
If you v. Ill carry n vial of "77" In
your pocket nrd take frequently you
will ccape the Grip. "77" prevents
Pneumonia.
At druggists or sent prepaid; We., 50c.
11.01.
I)R MUMPIIKBYa' HOOK SBNT PRIIH.
Ilnmphirys' Med. Co.. Cor. William &
John St.. New Yolk. lie euro to gel
HUMPHREYS'
Stone, Mr. nnd Mrs. Alfred Rodney,
Mr. and Mrs. lien Hunter, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Ocorge Stelnback, Mr. and Mrs.
IMwnrd Aton, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Myers, Mrs. Fiiscllla Rheadstruni, Mrs
IMy Wage, Miss .Tosephlne Hyder, Miss
Hattlo Wlnkley, Mr. Finery Hlnkley.
Mrs. Mary A. Lane died nt the home
uf, her daughter, Mrs. Hh-nm Ash, on
the iOih of this month, ngecl "Shears, V
months, 10 days. Interment wns made
at Mill City.
Miss Josephine Hyder, of Scranton, Is
visiting her parents this week.
Mr. D. F. Smith was called to Green
Hldge on Tuesday last by the serious
lllne?s of his brother.
Mm. Hyion Laubsher Is on tho sick
list.
Fire In ok p out In the house ot Mr.
Chinles Palmer on Thursday night, do
ing considerable damage before It was
extinguished. The members of tho
family wcie not In the house when tho
hie started.
Mrs. Frank Pmoko Is visiting1 her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Jennings.
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.
OFFICERS INSTALLED.
Deputy Warden W. K. Rcnnctt has
Installed the following lloyal Arcanum
officers: Regent. Dr. W. W. Fletcher;
vice regent, F. A. Coogan: past regent,
AA J. Williams; orator. K. D. Ynr
rlngton: secretary, J. Copeland; col
lector, F. Smith; treasurer. J. A'nnder
ni.irk; chaplain, Gporgo Hudson, guide.
A. H. Vnndermark; warden, J. P.
Duffy; sentry, A. Sontag.
WOODEN WEDDING.
At the celebration of their wooden
wedding, Mr. and Mis. W. O. Roberts
.entertained the following persons at
their elegant Ninth avenue residence:
Mr. nnd Mrs. Chat ten Gramer, Sir. and
Mrs. C. F. Rose and miii Clarence, Mrs.
. A. Reynolds and daughters Flora and
Delia, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Reynolds
and daughter Lolp, and Miss Beatrice
Uurdlck.
CHANGES AT THE "LOOKOUT"
Delaware nnd Hudson surveyors wero
;jt work near the Lookout yesterday.
Options on property In that vicinity
have been secuied and as soon as the
weather will pel ml t switches will b-s
put in making a small yard for the
j-torage of coal from Powdcrly, No. 1
and No. 3 mines.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Samuel Caminsky, ot New Yoik, for
merly a business man of this city, Is
the gues-t of Julius Moses.
James Stephens.of Dane avenue. ha
lestimcd woik after an Illness.
Mrs. Henry Pierce, of John street, in
entertaining her father, Aaron Wright
er. of Otlsvllle. N. Y.
T. C. Robinson is getting along
nicely.
Miss Fninm Avers, who has suffered
with pneumonia. Is convalescent.
W. H. Stansbury Is conllned to his
home on High street by Illness.
A. L. Gumey is In Mahanoy City on
business.
Mrs. II. It. Stone, of Pike estreet. Is
entertaining Mrs. S. Solomon, of New
York city.
Mis. David Grllllths. of Scranton. Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. II. Brink, of
JJnrte avenue.
Miss Dora Griggs, of Scranton, who
hao been visiting her grandparents In
this city, returned homo yesterday.
MrF. Martin Sweeney, who was con
fined to the Carbondale hcwpltul with
typhoid fever, has gone homo.
George Schroeder w ho was injured by
a runaway Monday will be able to re
sume his duties at Alvard & Male's In
a few days.
Mis. Alexander McDonald and niece.
Miss Annie Grady, will leave next
Wednesday for Chlengo, III., where
they will join Mr. McDonald who has.
been there for the past two weeks. Mr.
and Mis-. McDonald and niece expect
to reside In Chicago.
Rut one of these who took the civil
service examination October 22 In the
Municipal building for the positions of
postal clerk and carrier was successful
and he was W. J. Fox, of this city. His
passing maik was 71.65.
Mrs-. Henry Gallagher and children,
of Scranton are spending the week
with Mrs. Gallagher's paients, Mr. and
Mrs. Patrick ICarly, on Seventh ave
nue. '"Supcrba" at the Grand last night
w.ih presented to an audience that
taxed the capacity of the house to its
utmost.
The poor board met and transacted
routine business last evening.
ELMHURST.
Dr. Knedler returned last evening
from a short visit with his parents at
Alburtls, Pa.
Superintendent Talor vihlted the
schools lieic last week.
Mr. IJ. F. Hardenbergh Mis, Jessie
Hardenbetgh and Mis. IJ. AV. Davlj
jmk$ Weak Men
sWm Restored
Or No Ex
pense for
Treatment
A eonrtc of remedies-the Barrel of medical
idenc and Apparatus Indorsed by phjtlclan
will be sent ON TRIAL, WITHOUT ADVANC?
PAYMENT. If not all we claim, return them a
our expense.
HEN WHO AM5 WEAK. BROKEN DOWN.
DISCOUItAQED, men who tuCer from the effects
of disease, oreriTork, worry, from follies or ex
cesses, from unnatural drains, weakness or lack of
derclopment of any portion of tho body, failure
of vital forces, unfitness for marriage all such
men should "come to tho fountain head" for a
scientific method of marvellous power to vitalize,
develop, restore, and sustain. On request we will
send description, with testimonials, In plain
sealed envelope, ( No C. 0. P. imposition or other
.deception.) Address
&ItHedicICo.,Buffalo,N.Y..
On Wednesday at 3.M o'clock Miss
Kate Welbel, the accomplished daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Welbel, of
Main stieet, wns united in marriage to
Mr. Richard Williams, a popular young
man also of this plac, at the Welsh
Raptlst church parsonage, by the Rev.
J. M. Lloyd. The bride looked ccceed
lngly nttiactlve In a gown of blue,
ti homed with lace and silk. The
bridesmaid was Miss Annie Williams,
sister of the groom, who was attltci
In costume similar to that of the bride
ami carried a large bouquet. The best
man was Mr. Casper Welbel. The
marriage was a quiet affair, and was
nttended only by re. tlvcs of the con
tracting parties. After the ceremony
the bridal party was driven to Plttston
On their return a reception was held
for the immediate lelatlves. Mr. nnd
Mrs. Williams will go to hous-kceptng
In a neatly furnished home on Main
street.
Mrs. Havard, of Lallln, was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Pugh, of
Tiylor street, on Thursday.
Miss Mary Jones, of tho Archbald,
was the guest of friends In this plaic
yesterday.
One of the grandest social events of
the season was held on Thursday even
ing at the residence of Mr. nnd Mis.
D inb'1 Dougherty, of Rendham, when
tlvy tendeied a recptlun to Miss Kate
MeNleholns, who Is thiir guest. Danc
ing was Indulged In, and Professor Leo
Crossin, of Scranton, delighted th"
guests with a number of ills excellent
selections on the piano. Refreshments
wer served to the Invited giiesl.
Those present weic Misses Kate Me
Nleholas. M. Uuane. M.iy Fallon. Helen
Fallon, Minnie und Annie Unban, Mar
garet Fallon. L. Hlnes, Margaret Jones,
Manie and Jennie Purke, F.lla Howell.
Nellie Rurges-s, Agnes Glvnn, S. M.
Coyne, Sadie .McNIcholas, Tessle Hit?
gins R Ragan. It. Flvnn. Ma.v Mr
Grail. Annie t'ooncy, Lizzie Hiltz, Cello,
Ituddy, M.ny Ruddv. Sarah Needham,
Annie Iloban, Minnie Hoban, May Mc
Nulty. Maggie Dm kin. May Flnnerty,
Fannie Dm kin, Kmma Faust, Maggie
McDonnell. Winifred Hanett, Mr. and
Mrs. ji. .1. Hanett, Ida MeCoomb Nore.
Kate and Maine Ronnei-. Annie and
Kale Laffey, KlUi McNulty. Mary
Coyne, Amelia Jacob", nnd Messrs
John Laffey, Frank Murruv, Vincent
Coyne. Frank Judcre, Patrick Gonlon.
Ch.ules Grogan, John Fallon, Mlrhael
Holleian, Peter Lallv. Patilck Lough
ney. Joseph Fallon and John T. lleahy,
P. T. Dougheitv, Patrick McL-iughllu.
William Rest. Janus (VMilhy Martin
Reddington. Doe Fndden. William May.
Patilck and Timlin Mef'ov. IMwnrd
Gerrily. John Shaughnessy, D. Fadden,
T. Larkln, Sidney llugh"s. M. Cnlkin.
John Rurke, P. J. Ruane, J.ime.- lie
Dermott. .lan.ct. Judce. John Ilealev,
W. M. Fadden. Fdward Ingolby Iler
beit Henzell. Patilck Louglmey and
Mrs. Hany Illivs.
Preaching in the Welsh Congrega
tional clumii tomorrow will be as usu
al, Rev. loi Thomas ollkiutlng. All
aie cordially Invited.
L, K. Weiss, of Sei anion, was a
uuIpcsh KIior in town yesterday.
Name- of all comp"titois must be In
the hands of the pccretuiy of the
Washington's blithdav eisteddfod be
foie. or no later man l-Vh. V). Ji ha
t'. Richards, secretary.
A large deh gallon of members from
the Lackawanna lodge. No. IS, Ameri
can Protestant Ladies' association,
paid n fraternal sit to I.ady Grant
lodge, of Smith Scranton, on Thurs
day evening
Taylorvllle lodge. No. CIS, Independ
ent Older of Odd F.Uows, will meet
this evening In their rooms on Main
street.
Mirs Corn Snow, of Hyde Park, wns
the guest of Miss i:thcl Joins. t S'oirs
street on Thui.'day.
Services in the Prcsdr teiLr. church
tomorrow will be In Id at trc n-ual
hours. Rev. L. R. Foster will ofllehite.
All are eoull.illy Invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Rkiiaid Winters weri
the guests of their daughter. Mrs Jo
seph Fletcher, in Wlnton. on Monday.
IYi.fessor Thomas Jenkins, of Ilydo
Park, called on friends In this place on
Thursday.
Jumes Sullivan died at Lackawanna
hospital yesti-idav. The remains worn
brought to ids late homo In this plate,
from where the funeral will occur to
morrow afternoon. The young man
was 18 years of age and was well liked
by his associate?. He Is mmixod ''
a mother. Mis. Sullivan, nnd two sis
ters. Misses Reatriee and Mary, and
two brothers, John and Patilck Sulli
van. Preaching In the Calvary Raptlst
church tomorrow will be nt tho usual
hours. Pastor, Rev. 11. H. Harris, D.
D.. will olllclnte. All are cordially in
ted. Mr. Thomas P. Jones, of North Tay
lor. Is confined to his home by tho grip.
The committee in charge of the re
cent drawing of Mrs. Llewellyn Kvans
will meet this evening In Justice of
the Peace Grllllths' olllie to dispose of
the dlfierent prizes.
Services ut the Welsh Raptlst church
tomorrow us usual. Rev. J. M. Lloyd
ofllclatlug. All ale welcome.
24. The funeral was held Thursday
morning. Interment was made nt the
Catholic cemetery.
John SchelUille, of Gouldsboro, was
in town Friday.
Mrs. William Hsehenbach gave n
birthday party at her homo on ('coper
street, Monday evening.
Rev. S. Guy Snowden, pastor of tins
Methodist Episcopal church, linn ha 1
charge of the revival services held In
that church this week.
Mayfleld was again visited by si fu
rious lire at an early hour yesterday
morning. About 2.1.' o'clock the llnmes
were discovered In a dwelling house oc
cupied by Hungarians. Almost before
an nlaim could be given the llanics
honor of the ninth birthday of their
son, Ilnrold, at which thero were about
twenty-five hnppy children present.
The Ladles' Aid society of tho Metho
dist Episcopal church served a Buppcr
Wednesday evening In tho basement
of the church. The attendance was
very good.
The Republican caucus was held Fri
day night In the school house. The
report hao not been announced yet. It
Is most unfortunate that there Is no
town hall In which these meetings can
be held, as the old one burned down
some time ago.
A new Ice house is being built back
of the Austin block.
Will Austin has moved Into the Os
borne house on Wnverly street.
Two new dlteclors ure to be elected
this venr, as the terms' of Mr. A. Rail
and Mr. Hcckmnti expire. Roth of
these men have served their olllco well.
Mr. Rail has been on the. board some
time and undei stands the work very
well. Mr. Heckmnn Is a wide-awake,
energetic man, thoroughly Interested In
the good of the cchool. It would bo
well If these men arc re-electel to servo
another term.
TUNKHANNOCK.
PROFESSIONAL
Recomsifiend Peruna to
Everybody.
SICK-ROOM EXPERIENCE TELLS THE STORY
A Scientific Remedy for Catarrh So Declared by
Doctor and Nurse.
Asa S. Keeler, esq., has been engaged
for the last, few weeks In auditing the
accounts of Ihe prothonotary and ot
tho register and recorder, with the
had gained such headway that it was , stntc Thc following is a summary
PECKVILLE.
seen the building was doomed Tha
wind soon can led the llatnes to the
adjoining premises and before the lire
was subdued, n store, a saloon and
two dwelling houses were totally de
stioyed. The saloon and store was the
property of Mike Shnrak. II Is under
st')od that the loss Is covered bv In
surance. Sharaek had $2,200 Insurance
through Jermyn agencies and he also
ra tried other policies with a Carbon
dale agency.
At a meeting of the Ladles' Aid of
St. James Episcopal church, held nt the
rectory on Thumlny evonlnsr, the fol
lowing olllccrs were elected: Presi
dent, Mrs. Rendered: vice president,
Mr. Whltmore: secretary, Mrs. Hors
well; treasurer. Mrs S. D. Davis. With
i the exception of the vice president nil
Miss Lena Shadier Is ill.
Profer-sor H. E. Rarnes, of Walnut
street, Is again very III.
Lasher war electroscope pleased n
small but appreciative audience at the
ilremen's hall last evening.
Services In the Methodist Episcopal ! tho officers were re-elected from last
church tomonow Rev. S. C. Slmpklns, rear.
pastor: Preaching at 10.30 a. in. and 7 ' A special convocation of the Select
p. m. Theme for the morning sermon.
"A Christian's View of tho Surrounding
Wni id;" evening. "Small Sins." This
will he the fourth sermon In a series
to the young people. A cordial Invita
tion Is extended to all young people
connected with the Methodist Episcopal
congregation. The choir will render
special muMc for the occasion. The
castle of Pennsylvania, Anrlent Order
Knights of the Mystic Chain, will be
held ill Odd Fellows' hall here on Tues
day evening, February 7, at which time
th'? marked degree will be conferred on
several past commanders.
Fred Johnson, a youth residing on
the Hast Side, was quite painfully In
jured yesterday, while engaged at his
supper given under the auspices of th woik In the Delaware and Hudson col-
tmsteees on Wednesdav evening was a
splendid success, socially and finan
cially, and the board of trusteecs de
sire to thank all who took part In mak
ing tlie evening such a grand success,
especially Miss Movie, of Scranton,
who gne her aid voluntarily. It U
needless to say that she won the hearts
of the people with her excellent recita
tions, and they greatly desire- to hear
her again.
The new piano which the young peo
ple has pku ed in the lecture room of
the Methodist Episcopal church meets
with the general appioval of all. and
A a splendid addition to the Sunday
school.
The ev client singing by the choir of
the Methodist Episcopal church on
Sunday evening last was highly ap
preciated by the large congiegatlon
who were invent.
The large Ramond coal btenkc-,
owned by Jones & Williams, of Scran
ton, and locnted nt the Ridge, had a
nniruw escape fiom destruction by Mi"
at about 1" o'clock yesterday moiling.
The lire was discovered by breaker
hands. The llames were consuming the
lloor near a stoi e in tlie screen loom
when discovered. The alarm was
quickly sounded by the breaker whb'He.
The breaker hands formed a bucl'et
brlgnde and by their elllcient work sub
dued the llames. The Wilson Fire com
pany, of this place, was on the way to
respond to th" alarm when a telephone
message was received that the tire is
out and their "-erviees would not be
ne!dej. Had the llames had a bi-tter
foothold, and with the wind of
yesterday, the breaker mil other build
ings would have no doubt burned.
On Puturdnv or Monday evening th
new lire alarm L-ong at the borough
electric light I hint will be tesl-1. We
make thl'i announcement so that the
citizens may not be alaimed h hi"i tlie
test Is made.
Spi vices In the Presbyteilnu chtiiih
next Sunday nt 10.;!n a. m. and 7 p. m. '
Subject lor evening. "Tho Woman of !
Samaria: or. Successive Stages in Cm- I
version." All welcome. Rev. S. II. '
Moon, D. D., imstor.
Peckvllle Raptlst church. Rev. J. S.
Thomas, pastor. Services tomorrow at
10.H0 a. m. anil 7 p. in. Morning sub
ject, "Love and Service;" evening sub- I
ject. "Wlint God Can Do With a Sur- !
rendered Life." Paptisin alter tho ser
mon. Sabbath school at 11.30 a. m. All
are welcome.
The V. C. T. r win Kve an enter
tainment Wednesday evenlne;. Feb. 1,
at the Firemen's hall. The cominliteo
Is taking gieat pains In preparing tip'
programme, which will be ns follows:
Chorus, by the High school; prayer,
Rev. Slmpklns; opening address, Wlllio
Dunlap: piano solo, Fred. Renjamln;
tableau. "Meeting:" recitation, "I.ittlo
Hlossom," Mabel Williams; recitation,
"An Old Man's Story," Mrs. R. Gralg:
solo, AV. AV. AVatklns; lecitatlon, on
temperance, Nina Rrundage; choru,
by tho High school: medley.four ladles;
recitation. "A Voice from thu Poor
House." 'Cora Samnson; motion song,
by ten children; tableau, first scene,
"A Shadow on the Home;" second
scene, "A Redeemed Home;" i pollution.
"Jug or Pitcher," John Pentlcost; reci
tation, "A Hold Jinn," Ginco Day;
singing, by High school; recitation,
"Heautiful Snow," Mi.s. McKelvey;
piano solo, Fred, licnjmulu; tableau,
in threo acts. "Rllso and Rllss Dis
turbed." All ate cordially Invited. Ad
mission only ten cents.
AVnrapah council, No. SS, D, of P.,
will give a graphaphone unci literary
entertnlnment In Ledyard hall. Monday
evening, Jun. 30. Cake and coffee free.
Admission, ten cents.
CLARK'S SUMMIT.
llery. His thumb was badly crushed
and hand mangled. Dr. M. J. Shields
dressed the injuries.
Mike Oblnik, of Mayfleld yard, was
kicked by a mule yesterdav, nnd had
several of his t"etli knocked out and a.
badly cut nnd bruised face.
Tomorrow moinlng Rev. R. N. Pos
ten will preach In the Raptlst church
on "Tlie Suffering Christ." Evangelis
tic sei vices In the evening and every
I night during the week except Saturday
evening.
Rev. C. A. Renjamln will preach In
tho Methodist Episcopal chinch to
monow morning on " Tremendous
Question to Parents,." In the evening
hl' subjpet will bo "Who is the Fanatic-''"
Mr. Ed. Hicks, of Plymouth, is visit
ing his sister. Mis. Thomas Hocking,
of Second street.
Mrs. John Reirvman and two chil
dren, left yes.teulay to join her hus
band In Connecticut.
The following names were uninten
tionally omitted from Ihe list of those
who attended the entertainment under
the auspices of the Centurv club nt i John 1
Catbondale. AVedne-lay evening: Mrs. i dlan.
H. A. AVIIImnn and daughter. Mandane,
Mrs. AV. S. Radcer, Mr. and Mrs. O.
AV Coon end daughter. Rnrtha.
his report' In the prothonotnty's olllco
thero were entered 410 Judgments, I
amicable action, 3 writs of certiorari,
2," original writs, 22 transcripts, nnd
23 appeals. In the register's ofllce there
were lr letters testamentary Issued and
nineteen letters of administration, SrtJ
deeds recorded, 63 mortgages nnd as
signments, and 30 other instruments.
Them was a collateral Inheritance tax
collected in the estates, of Samuel Sto
rey, Susan Miller and Rachael Shlffer;
total amount $112.97. The total amount
eit state tax collected at the recorder's
office was $331.37, and nt the prothono
tary's olllco was $241.23. Totul for tho
two, $375.CC.
The death of A. AV. Rcnshaw oe
curicd on Thursday, after a long Ill
ness. Funeral will be held Saturday
at 3 p. m. from the house
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
In the estate of Samuel Durllng. de
ceased, leturn of sale Hied and auditor
asked for.
In the estat" of Henry Champion, de
ceased, petition for partition filed.
Commonwealth vs. Ryron Carey,
convicted of larceny: Defendant
brought into court nnd sentenced ns
follows: To restore the stolen prop
erty If not nlready restored, or pay the
value thereof; to pay a lino of $3 to
Hie commonwealth and the costs ot
prosecution, and undergo imprison
ment In the Eastern state penitentiary
at Philadelphia for the period of one
year and three months, and stand com-
i mltteel until sentence Is compiled with;
i sheriff to convey him there In ten days.
i Commonwealth to use of Mary A".
Fassett vs. E. II. AArclIs, ct. al.' Jan.
27, 1809, defendants plead non assttmp-
j sit, payment with lease, etc.
E. F. Loighton vs. Syracuse Diy
Goods Co.: Jan. 27, 1S99. agieement
made In court that the injunction here
tofore granted bo made peipetual.
Commonweilth vs. James I). Gallup,
Jr.: an. 27, l1, defendant ca'led and
recognizance forfeited to be respited
upon appearance at next term. Mary
Smith, surety.
M. J. Mergan vs. ciiarlcs Kern: Jan.
2S, IMiil, reasons for new trial filed.
John Trowbiidge, Jr., vs. S. A. Ad
ams: Jan. 2S, 1S93, jury find for tho
defendant In thc sum of $9.50.
In le-discharge of guardian of Lvda,
Jayne: On presentation of petition
Fnsctt Is discharged as guar-
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in re-asslgnment of E. II. AVells1 Jan.
1 27. 1SP9, upon motion, court appoints
1 E. J. Jordan, ese,, an auditor to make
David O. Griffiths, of Scranton, spent ! ellstilbutlon of the funds in the hands
Thursday evening here with his hi oth
er, Thomas E. Griffith".
The funeral of the late James Con
nors, of tho East Side, will take place
at 2.30 this afternoon. The members of
the Keg fund of the Delaware and
Hudson collloiy will attend In a bod v.
Henry Morcom. of Third street, has
left town to work at New Orange, N.
J., for a time.
PRICEBURO.
Mif. Wllllnn Thorpe, of Main sheet,
Is confined to her home by lllners.
Tho masquerade ball held In Kelfcr's
hall by the Elite dancing class was
largely attended.
The new boileis which have been pot
In nt the new llrerooms, recently built
at Johnson's No. 2 colliery, will b-j
started up on Monday.
of tho assignees, ns shown by their
first partial account. On petition of
AV. E. Little, court grants his discharge
as assignee in above estate.
Eva It. Hamilton vs. George Hamil
ton, ellvorc"- Alias subpoena exit, re
turnable next term.
Jessie A'aughn v James L. Vaughn,
divorce: Alias subpoena exit, leturn
n hie next teitn.
Peter AVIIllams vs. Laura. A illiams,
divorce Alias subpoena exit, rutin li
able neat term.
Rosa c. .Smith vs. Henry Smith, di
vorce: Alias subpoena exit, returnable
next term.
Henry Fllckner vs. S n. Fllckner,
divorce: Alias subpoena exit, return
able next term.
In re: estate of John AVilsey, deceas
ed: Order for inriuest in paitltlon in
mw
s&y3
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Mil. JAS0X I.RYAX, FROFESSIOKAL NURSE, FRANKLIN, IND.
The nurse Is often brought to a closer observation ot the effect of any mcd
Iclne than the doctor nlmself. Tn constant attendance upon the patient day
and night, he observes the effect of every dose of medicine, while the doctor
only sees the patient occasionally and must lelv, more or less, upon the re
ports of the nurse. '
Pe-ru-na Is In high favor with the nurses. It is a specific for catarrhal
diseases of all varieties. It cures catarrh of the throat, catarrh of the lunga
catatih of the rtoniach, catarrh of the kidneys, nnd that form of catarrh so
common among women, known to the profession as pelvic catarrh, ordinarily
called female complaint. Pe-ru-na cures these troubles promptly and per
manently. Mr. Jason Rryan, Franklin, Ind., who Is a piofessional nurse of exper
ience, writes: "My ft lend is improving, thanks to you and Pe-ru-na, I am
called on to num the sick of all classes.- I recommend " -' .a, to such an
extent that I am nicknamed 'Pe-iu-nu' by nearly ' -j. 1 am going to
have mv photo taken soon, and if my photo wll. uenellt you or anybody else,
1 will gladly allow you to use It."
Mis. Lizzie M. Rrewcr, AVosterly.,15.
I., writes In a recent letter to Dr. Hart
man: "I was very much pleased to
read In our dallv paper for the first
time that your icniedy (Pe-ru-na) Is
being advertised In our city. I have
been doing feir years all lhat I could to
make the people of our city undeistand
i the virtues of your remedies, and you
may Judge how glad I am to see your
remedies' udverti'eel In our papeis. I
have use-el Pe-ru-na In n.y family for
over four years. 1 find it a sure cui
for all catarrhal affections so common
in tills part of the country. It cures a
r-nlil nt mifd Theirt Is: no eoiierb medi
cine that can at all eeiual Pe-ru-na. As for la grippe, there In no remedy that
can compare at all with Pe-ru-na."
McIIargue, Rozeninn, made a young woman or ner again.
After 1 received your Her complaint was catarrh, indigestion
advice In lecard to l and change of life. I have Introduced
THOMPSON.
! above estate continued until next term.
The silk factory, which has been, In re: lunacy of Richard Rlrd: E. IJ.
erected between the Delaware and Mentzer appointed a committer to take
Hudson and the Ontario and Western testimony, subject to objection of cnun
railioads, will begin operations' on i sel for commonwealth.
AA'ednrsday, Feb. 1. Any one wanting
Information to employment, will get it
by addressing A'. Rllss, postolllee,
Pilcebuig. Pa.
John AVesley Castle K. G. E will
meet this evening In Odd Fellows' hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Chailp Pickering, -it
Main street, are recovering fiom their
ri-i ent illness.
The fair which Is being conducted
In Foley's hall under the auspices of
St. Thomas' church Is attended by
very large crowds of people from up
and down tho valley. 400 tickets were
solel last evening.
Justice of Peace AVilllam J. AVIllInms
made a business trip to Scranton ye-teiday.
A very pleasant surprise was ten
dered Mr. George Stelnbach on AA'ed
nesday evening last by ejulto iv largo
nnmlipr eif blH fiienil nnolm. ,,n,i
MOSCOW. other amusements were Imlnlirn.l in
-. .. ....,.,. .,,,
titiil refreshments w er- Harvml Thn..
his. u. rt. jjui-rn isiieii inenus in I present were: Mr. and Mrs. F. H
Scranton nnd Mooslc over Sunday. .smith. Mr. and Mrs. Foster AVIllInms!
W. A. Lancaster, who has been ill Mr. wnrt Mrs. A'nn Mken. Mr. nnd Mrs.
with pneumonia, died ut his homo on jm,H-s AVInkley, Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred
uiiio sii eei, inursouy niuining. i lie
funeral will be held In tho Methodist
church Sunday, at 11 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Chailes A'an Gorder, of
Peckvllle. was tho guest of the for
mer's mother, part of this week.
Mrs. M. E. Rrown, of Mill street. Is
confined to her home with an attack ot
tho grip.
Mr?. Mnroney, an aged lady of Mnplo
lake, died at her home Tuosday, Jan.
No healthy person need fear any
dangerous conseepuences from un at
tack ot la grippe if properly treated.
It Is much the same as a severe colli
und leeiulres precisely the H.nne treat
ment. Remain quietly at home and
tako Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as
directed for a severe cold and u prompt
and ceimplete recovery Is sure to fol
low. For sale by all druggists. Mat
thews Rros., wholesale unci retail
agents.
DALTON.
The Thompson Athletic association
met yesterday and elected ofilcers as
follows: President, Linn Spencer,
vice-president, Geoige Pickering; sec
retary, Allan Miller; treasurer, Georg3
Pickering. Tho nine for tho coming
year are as follows: Captain, Jerome
Pilklngton, Allan Miller, George Pick
ering, Frank AA'hltney, Maurice Rrown,
Chilstopher Rrown, Joe Lyden, Linn
Spencer, E. R. Goodrich; umpire, Guss
Hums. Mr. A. AV. Hullstcad ia visit
ing his uncle in Factoryvllle.
M. illtUel.
..lis. L.IZ.1L'
Mrs. O. F.
Mont., writes:
sia$
&
ju.-.-ja time I had taken e
OiwrW ""til" tlle "ol'l
gjfA-'&' had dlsappeared.n
flS.WJtTfS?
tftUSff
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Mrs. O. F. McIIargue.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Rrndley Shuart, ot
Pulteney, N. A'., are visiting friends , ngaln nnd pal(j lnnt
the- supposed poly
pus, as I then could
not affoid to have it
removed, I began
to take Pe-ru-na,
thinking I might at
least get some tem
porary relief. By the
I had taken one
pus
and
three bottles cuied
the catarrh und
throat trouble. I
have recommended
the- medicine to sev
eral friends. As a
minister's wife I come In contact with
all classes of people, and shall always
speak a good word for Pe-ru-na. I
have given trial bottles to a few
friends. AVIshlng you abundant suc
cess, so long as you merit It so richly
as you have heretofoie, I remain very
truly."
Mr. A. F. Jackson. Mansfield, La.,
sayes: "At one time a lady friend of
mine cnine to my
store and said that
her health had been
failing for some
time and that her
case had bafUcd the
skill of her physi
cians. I got her a
bottle of Po-ru-nn,
nnd about three
v-nelf Inter she
came to my store Mr. A. F. Jackson.
&?XIi:
Mm
Horsfoid's Acid Phosphate I
uivutt vigor wiinoui drawing iroin
to-morrow's supply.
Take no Substitute.
The Rev. Welghnns Is still holding
revival meetings In the Raptlst church.
A sadness is felt In our school, caused
by the serious Illness of two pupils, who
were seat-mates In tlie Hluh school,
and who were stilckcn with appendi
citis within a few hours of the same
time. They are Courtney Ronrdman
nnd AValter Depue. Each has had an
operation and are reported to be very
slowly improving.
The Epworth league gave a leaf so
clal last Tuesday evening, at which
thero were sixty-five persons present.
A very enjoyable tlmo is reported by
all present. In connection with the en
tortnlniuent the following programme
was rendered: Recitation, Leona Shoe
maker; song, Lowell HaBlam; retitu
tlon, Rerthn Rice; medley, Murgaret
Austin and Maud Miller; song, "Thn
Sweetest Little airl," Mildred Smith;
recitation, Mabel Decker; twng, Rev. J.
C. Leacork.
Mr, und Mrs. Stoll gave a party In
in town
Fowls being so feathery this season
that Mr. Eugene Messenger, an old and
respected butcher, of Thompson, will
buy no more after May 1st.
Mr. Carglll, of East Jackson, was
in town yesterday.
George AVIIllams is 111 at the present
writing.
The will of the late L. JI. Rarton, of
Thompson, deceased, has been mad'j
public.
Miss Hazel AVltter visited relatives
in town AA'cdnesday.
Dr. Forest Hobbs, of Ararat, was In
town AVednesday night.
The honorable Dr. Coleman wa In
town AVednesday.
Marjoile David is ill at the present
writing.
Miss A'erna Hobbs was called homo
on acount ot the sickness of her
mother.
Leon Hallstead expects to visit
friends in Rlnghamtou in the nenr fu
ture. ,
Miss Rosa Garvey will glvo a party
to her frlendn Friday evening.
Miss Cora Spencer is not able to at
tend school.
Earl Jenkins has accepted tho chal
lenge of Charles Crosier for a game of
checkers. They will play in tho Thomp
son club house, Saturday, January Si,
at 2.30 p. in.
Tho Bhadow social is to bo February
4, '99, Instead of January 28, as men
tioned before.
The young people of this place hold
a party In tho G. A. R. hall AVednesday
she wns well. She ealci sue mm ner
physician when he came to see her
that she did not need his ser
vices any more: that - e-ru-un had
your medicines by favoiablo comment
Into many famines in our secnon, anu
In neinly every case the moat gratify
ing i "' liavo been effected."
J. w. rKoen, xu
D., Neosho, Mo., a
graduate of threo
schools of medicine,
says of Po-ru-na: "I
have, during tho
years of my active
practice, not only
seen Pe-ru-na used
with irratlfvlnir re-
wni, suits, but have also
S' had occasion to test
'iVfy ,ts virtues In my
14 practice, and con-
J.AV. Egbert, M. D. plder It an excellent
medicine." Po-ru-nn
cures catarrh wherever located."
Once Introduced into tha family, Pe-ru-na
always stays. It becomes an In
dispensable remedy for the thousand
und one Ills vliii are sure to befall
the family in tills climate. Catarrh in
Home one of its many forms Is bound
to enter the household ns the result of
tho rigors of winter or the heat ot
summer. Colds, coughs, catarrh, la
grippe, cioup, diarrhoea, dysentery.af
fectlons of the stomach, liver, kidneys,
and the pelvic organs, are only differ
ent forms of catarrh. A few doses of
Pe-ru-na nt the onset of a catarrhal
disease are sutllcient to fitop It. Pe-ru-na
is the only Internal remedy yet
devised that will cure catarrh In all of
Its forms und phases. Pe-ru-na cures
by removing the cause: therefore, curesi
petmnnently. For free literature on
the subject of cm tan h. address Tho
Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Com
pany, Columbus, Ohio.
evening. The following wpre there:
Ray Gelatt. Maurice and Christopher
Rrown, Charles French. Leon Hall
stead. Fred Curtis, Harry Rloxham.
I.lllot Rloxham. Glenn nnd Rny Harney
Frank AVhitney, Rny Smith Foicst
Hobbs. Vctnn Hobbs, Nina Hallstead.
Vernu Carpenter, Ethel Whitney, Fay
AVrlghter, Katie Sinder, Sarah Lyden,
Ethe.1 Smith. Ena Cullender. Tney Ly
den. Mamie Murphy, Edith AVrlghter.
Fied Curtis, of Jackison, was lifiown
AA'cdnesday evonltig
CLARK'S OREEN.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hlf'lns are Fore
ly nllllctcd with la gr'ppc Roth are
iiRtd, being well into their seventies.
The former Is somewhat Improved.
J. AV. Churchill Is a sufferer from la
grippe.
Mis John Fowler and her mother-in-law
nnd Mrs. M. II. Knight spent
the day with thplr friends. Mr. nnd
Mis. R. F. Courtright, on Friday last,
and leturned to their home in Duu
moro on nn evening tialn.
Mrs. Clara Matlatk, of AVIIkes-narre,
Is vleltlng the home of her parents,
Mr. nnd Mrs. R. F. Courtrlsht.
A Inrge number of people from hore
attended tho social held it tlm homfl
ot James Holgato In Chinchilla, for
the bonoflt of tho Raptlst church.
WloMUNN'S
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.3 n preparation of the Drug by which It
Injurious eilViii ure umuu'il, while) thq
vi'unhlo n talc nal pie. peril's are ra
talncil. It possesses nil tho ueiuuve,
anoelne una untl-.punii.edlc powers of
Oi mm, but pioelnet'S mi sickness of tho
minim li. no vomiting, no co-.tiveness ne
heduchc. In acute nervous disorders ie
In an lni.luiblf remedy, n"d Is record
mended by the best phjslclans.
rEHRETT, Arjsnt.
.171 Pearl St., New Vork.
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